The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-02-04

Miss Josie Collier is visiting her
sister in Alpena.
Mrs. Hattie Rowell Labadie is
getting better slowly.
Miss Emma Krause, Of Saginaw
city, is visiting Miss Bertha Wesener.
Mrs. f. + Sloan, nee Jennie Bill
himer, Of Bancroft, is very sick with
peritonitis.
A. b. Sergeant held the lucky
number in the S. of v. drawing and
takes the watch.
Justice Taylor sent five tranps TO
jail for from IS to so days for drunk
enness, this week.
DR.. C.. A. Osborn has a new ad. in
this issue. Anything in the drug
line al be had Of him.
]. c. Reynolds, OF Shiawassee, be
came possessor of a plump boy Oh
Wednesday.
A horse-cutter--girl--t over
walk back to town-telephone to
Fred Clark for particulars.
Alba Haywood combination at
opera hall to night-the best show of
the kind that ever visited Owosso.
Phil. Fauth has rented the Wesener
store vacated by O.. l.. Sprague and
will remove his hardware stock into
it
The Rebekah's will KAYE a ten cent
pumpkin pie social in the Odd Eel
lows hall, Saturday evening, Feb. S.
Every body invited.
Deputy State Railroad Commits
sioner Ransom and Deputy State
Treasurer Stage were in this city on
business Friday las,.
John LeValley, Jr., Of Medina, ~.
Y, was in this city on Thursday, to
attend the funeral services Of his Sis
ter, Mrs. E. G.. Chaddock.
The druggists have had a meeting
and effected a temporary organiza-
ton and on Thursday of next week
will meet to complete the organiza-
ton.
E. L. Fitch has associated in bust
ness with himself his son G.. A. Fitch
Of Grand Rapids, a young man oil
experience in horse training and
driving.
DR.. M. l.. Bagg, Of Fenton, has
purchased the drug stock Of 0. l..
Sprague. He has also rented the
store Of ID. Burhans, just south of the
post office, and in a week will open
up a drug store.
The remains Of Mrs. L. G.. Chad
dock we're brought to this city yester
day and placed in the vault at Oak.
hill cemetery. Mrs. Chaddock was
sister Of Mrs. II. b. Peterson and
Mrs. G.. l.. Dimmick.
Hartshorn, Nysewander & Co.
have just received orders from Sagi-
a and Bay City parties for over
100 of their Standard pumps. Orders
for these goods are coming in lively
from parties who handled them last
season, which speaks well for the
Standard.
Benjamin +. Robbins, father Of
Aid. Robbins, died at his sons resi-.
dence yesterday afternoon, aged Sc
years. He had been a resident Of
Owosso 26 years, and was alderman
from 1865 to go. The funeral SER
vices take place Saturday forenoon at
10 a. m. at the house.
The Owosso Academy of Medicine
held its monthly meeting yesterday.
The attendance was good and the
meeting an interesting one. Rev.
G.. H. Wilson was elected an honor
airy member. The officers elect are:
Pres, c. P. Parkill; Vice Pres, A.. M.
Hume; Sec, G. Mccormick; Treas,
G.. III. Wilson.
Prof. H, +. Speedy, of Detroit,
opens a dancing school at Wesener's
hall Monday evening, Feb. 7, at 8
O'Clock; achildren's class at a O'Clock
in the afternoon. Prof. Speedy has
classes at Detroit, St. Johns and
Ovid, and is pronounced by all a
first class teacher. He cordially in
vites all to come on his opening
night. Terms, $500, night class;
$500 chi'dren's class.
In recognition Of his services as
Master for the last six years of the
Blue Lodge, the members of that
body on Wednesday evening present.
ed Mayor Thes. Nelan with an ele
CANT diamond h. L. ring. The EN-.
blems Of the various Masonic lodges
were engraved on it., and the setting
is in a raised Maltese cross. The
presentation speech was made by w.
H. Bigelow.
Married at the residence Of the
brides parents, in Shiawassee town
ship, Feb. I'd, by Rev. G.. II. Wilson,
VIM. II. Goss, OF Rush, and Miss